new Albook screen brightness problem

2003-10-15 Thread Brendan McAlpine
I've owned a new 15 AlBook for a little over a week now.  I noticed 
today that the right side of my screen is darker than the left side.  
it is exaggerated when I am in a bright room and the screen 
auto-adjusts.  In the dark, the screen seems to even out.  Is this a 
normal problem or is something wrong?  Its not a major problem, I 
just don't want to get out of my warranty and then have the screen stop 
working.

suggestions?

Brendan

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word perfect on a powerbook?

2003-10-14 Thread Brendan McAlpine
I have the following dilemma.  I have two word perfect documents that I 
need to open on my powerbook.  My PB is running os 10.2.8 and I have MS 
office installed, as well as bbedit.

However, neither one will convert the .wpd files into a format that is 
readable by my software.  IS there a converter out there or some other 
way to open these files?

TIA

Brendan

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Re: word perfect on a powerbook?

2003-10-14 Thread Brendan McAlpine
Thanks.  I downloaded and installed it, but it still won't open .wpd 
files.

Is it because these are new word perfect files?

On Tuesday, October 14, 2003, at 01:12  PM, Hal wrote:

You can download the last version of WordPerfect for Mac here:

http://hubcap.clemson.edu/~jdburto/wpmac35e.html

It should run in classic and let you open the files.

-Hal

On Tuesday, October 14, 2003, at 10:59 AM, Brendan McAlpine wrote:

I have the following dilemma.  I have two word perfect documents that 
I need to open on my powerbook.  My PB is running os 10.2.8 and I 
have MS office installed, as well as bbedit.

However, neither one will convert the .wpd files into a format that 
is readable by my software.  IS there a converter out there or some 
other way to open these files?

TIA

Brendan



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Re: is my powerbook dead?

2003-10-07 Thread Brendan McAlpine
Thanks

Seeing as I need this laptop for work / school (I use it from 8AM until 
I go to sleep) I can't afford to be without it for any period of time.  
Today I rode up to the apple store in soho, plunked down my credit 
card, and walked out with a new 15 AlBook.  The machine is amazing.  
Once I've migrated everything off the old TiBook, I'm going to run it 
as an MP3 serverthat is after I tear it apart to find out what the 
problem was.

Thanks for the helpIt would have been nice to have been spared the 
expense of the new laptop, but oh well

Brendan
On Tuesday, October 7, 2003, at 08:55  AM, Joe Ellis wrote:
While it eliminates your hard drive it does not eliminate other
possibilities such as a loose connection or perhaps a cracked circuit 
board.
It's my understanding that Apple has a flat charge for repairing 
Powerbooks.
If you are not comfortable doing a teardown rebuild yourself, it may 
pay for
you to take it to them for repair.
Just a thought.

Joe Ellis

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Subject: Re: is my powerbook dead?

Haven't dropped it recently, but it does take its share of abuse in my
shoulder bag when I ride the subway, carry it to school / work for the
last 3 years.
I tried connecting and booting up from an external firewire drive and 
I
get the same results.  This would eliminate the internal drive as a
problem, and would also eliminate kernel panics because of the OS
10.2.8 update as the machine displayed the same issue when booting 
from
an external drive with a fresh install of jaguar.

Should I just chalk this up to wear and tear finally taking its toll?
It doesn't always lock up when I move it, and sometimes it just locks
when I am doing random things like writing an email, or unplugging the
power cord.
argh...i wanted to wait for a G5 powerbook, but it looks like I may
have a trip to the apple store in my immediate futureanyone have
any other ideas or similar experiences?
TIA

Brendan
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Subject: Re: is my powerbook dead?

Did that alreadystill no dice.

The machine locks up at random times, like when I plug in the power
cord (sometimes) or when I move the machine.
I think its just on its way out.

Any other ideas?

You may have a hard drive that's going bad, have you tried booting it
off a
firewire drive, plugging it in, and moving it and getting lockups
implies
that something may be loose and floating around inside the case 
causing
flakey operation, have you dropped it recently?

Joe Ellis

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Re: is my powerbook dead?

2003-10-06 Thread Brendan McAlpine
Haven't dropped it recently, but it does take its share of abuse in my 
shoulder bag when I ride the subway, carry it to school / work for the 
last 3 years.

I tried connecting and booting up from an external firewire drive and I 
get the same results.  This would eliminate the internal drive as a 
problem, and would also eliminate kernel panics because of the OS 
10.2.8 update as the machine displayed the same issue when booting from 
an external drive with a fresh install of jaguar.

Should I just chalk this up to wear and tear finally taking its toll?  
It doesn't always lock up when I move it, and sometimes it just locks 
when I am doing random things like writing an email, or unplugging the 
power cord.

argh...i wanted to wait for a G5 powerbook, but it looks like I may 
have a trip to the apple store in my immediate futureanyone have 
any other ideas or similar experiences?

TIA

Brendan
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Subject: Re: is my powerbook dead?

Did that alreadystill no dice.

The machine locks up at random times, like when I plug in the power
cord (sometimes) or when I move the machine.
I think its just on its way out.

Any other ideas?

You may have a hard drive that's going bad, have you tried booting it 
off a
firewire drive, plugging it in, and moving it and getting lockups 
implies
that something may be loose and floating around inside the case causing
flakey operation, have you dropped it recently?

Joe Ellis

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Re: is my powerbook dead?

2003-10-02 Thread Brendan McAlpine
Did that alreadystill no dice.

The machine locks up at random times, like when I plug in the power 
cord (sometimes) or when I move the machine.

I think its just on its way out.

Any other ideas?

On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 10:04 PM, P.F.Grenier wrote:

On Wednesday, Oct 1, 2003, at 20:38 US/Eastern, Brendan McAlpine wrote:

which one is the daughtercard?

The Ti doesn't have a processor daughtercard. Try reseating the memory.

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is my powerbook dead?

2003-10-01 Thread Brendan McAlpine
Hey everyone,

My powerbook started doing the weirdest things tonight.  While using MS 
office to finish typing up a paper, my Tibook froze.  Not just an 
application crash, not a kernel crash, just a complete lockup (first 
time in 3 years).  When I rebooted my machine, it sounded like it 
powered up, but the screen just stayed dark and the hard drive didn't 
spin up.  At first I thought maybe my RAM went bad, so I took out one 
module and left one in, and tried to reboot.  Same result.  Switched 
the RAM and tried again...same result.

on a hunch, I booted up while holding option down, and suddenly i was 
given the choice of my os x partition and my os 9 partition to startup. 
 I started up on the os x drive, and the machine booted normally and 
functioned fine.  When I shut it down and tried to power up again, I 
was brought back to the dark screen.  I rebooted while holding down 
option again, and again got the startup disk choice.  I chose the os x 
startup volume again and the machine started to boot up again, and then 
when it got to the grey screen with the apple logo, it crashed and said 
system crash: cpu.

The last thing I tried was resetting the power manager.  Lo and behold, 
after doing that, my machine will boot up without having to hold down 
the option key and runs fine.  However, when you turn the machine off, 
you have to reset the power manager again to get it going.

Is it time for a new albook?  I have the first series Tibook and have 
dealt with the whole range of problems (bad airport reception, heat, 
etc.).  I updated to 10.2.8 and I know that it had some problems.  
Earlier this week I noticed my screen flickering, and then this problem 
started up.

Is my powerbook on the way out or has anyone else run into this and has 
a suggestion?

Thanks

Brendan

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Re: is my powerbook dead?

2003-10-01 Thread Brendan McAlpine
which one is the daughtercard?

On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 07:51 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:

Brendan McAlpine wrote:

Is it time for a new albook?  I have the first series Tibook and have 
dealt with the whole range of problems (bad airport reception, heat, 
etc.).  I updated to 10.2.8 and I know that it had some problems.  
Earlier this week I noticed my screen flickering, and then this 
problem started up.
Try popping the keyboard and making sure the CPU daughtercard is 
firmly seated...that would be my first inclination.

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Re: PCMCIA Card slot problem

2003-07-12 Thread Brendan McAlpine
I have the Tibook, running OS 10.2.6 with 1024MB of RAM.

I haven't installed anything recently that I can remember, and I don't 
have another powerbook or machine with a pc card slot to test the card.

So, I bit the bullet and bought a new card last night.  I should have 
it today.

Hopefully it works.

Brendan
On Thursday, July 10, 2003, at 08:14 PM, James Rohde wrote:
On 07/10/2003, Brendan McAlpine wrote:
All of a sudden, my orinoco gold card doesn't do anything when I 
insert
it into the PCMCIA slot in my powerbook.

Before I assume the card died and buy another one, is there any way 
for
me to test (without a second card) whether or not the slot itself has
died somehow?

The card is a couple of years old, but it is in excellent condition 
and
I'm not sure why it would just stop working.
Brendan, I'm sure that those who can answer your question will ask 
this,
but:

1) Which model of PowerBook (Wallstreet, Lombard, Pismo, etc.) do you
have?
2) How much RAM in it?
3) MacOS you're running (9.2.2, X.2.6, etc.)?
4) Any new software installed since last time you successfully used the
Orinoco (including extensions installed)?
5) Have you tried the card in another PowerBook to see if it works in
another?
Those answers will help pinpoint the problem, hopefully.

Jim Rohde

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PCMCIA Card slot problem

2003-07-10 Thread Brendan McAlpine
All of a sudden, my orinoco gold card doesn't do anything when I insert 
it into the PCMCIA slot in my powerbook.

Before I assume the card died and buy another one, is there any way for 
me to test (without a second card) whether or not the slot itself has 
died somehow?

The card is a couple of years old, but it is in excellent condition and 
I'm not sure why it would just stop working.

TIA

Brendan

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Re: G5

2003-06-24 Thread Brendan McAlpine
The real question is, when do we get G5 powered powerbooks?

I heard that it was mentioned in the keynote that we should expect them 
in 2 quarters.  Is this true?  I haven't been able to find any other 
mention of it.

Brendan

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It's been a long time coming...looks like apple finally managed to 
whiz past
the performance put out by wintel...
Right on!

JB
Yep, and not a second too soon either. I can't WAIT to start telling my
windoze loving geek friends... :-)
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Re: MacWireless announces Airport buy-back program

2003-06-12 Thread Brendan McAlpine
I refused to deal with the poor reception with my tibook + airport 
card.  I also tried to reposition the antenna with no luck.

finally, i grabbed an orinoco gold card for a few bucks and now i get 2 
to 3 times the reception of most airport cards and about 100 times 
better reception than my old setup.

Brendan

On Thursday, June 12, 2003, at 04:21 PM, Ryan Coleman wrote:

P.F.Grenier [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
How about selling it on the swap list for $50?
Or on eBay for $60-$70.

Really, $30 for an airport card isn't much of a deal.  Actually, it's
less than that, since you also have to pay to ship the card to 
MacWireless.

Still, I suppose some people might find it convenient.
Well, I can sell it to the list for $50, or ebay, but I would rather 
do a direct trade in for a better, guaranteed to work card.

I am sick of the lack of reception on this thing. With all the 
problems on my tiBook lately, I recently took it apart and ripped out 
the antennae (I don't recommend this to you) in a feeble attempt to 
boost my reception. Needless to say, I forgot to put the Airport card 
BACK IN! Doh! My bad :-)
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Re: Help a newbie?

2003-02-08 Thread Brendan McAlpine
Maya,

If you're running 9.2 you can always boot from the restore CD and do a 
restore of the operating system.  This will re-install the OS but 
won't touch any of the third party extensions or control panels you've 
added.  It also won't touch anything on the disk (like your files, 
etc.).  It just gives you a new, fresh copy of the OS.  Just be careful 
and double check all of the options when doing a restore.  Make sure 
that you don't select the option for a clean install as that would wipe 
the disk before the restore.

Of course, before you do that you might want to try another disk 
utility like Disk Warrior.

Brendan


On Friday, February 7, 2003, at 07:02 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
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 I just switched...so far my new PowerBook G4 has been great, but OS 
 9.2 froze
 today when I was trying to download a bunch of stuff and start up Pro 
 Tools at
 the same time.  I force-quit and restarted, but upon restart, I got the
 flashing ? that apparently means my system folder can't be found.  
 So far
 I've tried resetting the PRAM, and running Disk First Aid from the X 
 install
 CD.  No luck...I still get the flashing question mark.  What should I 
 try now?

 Please help a newbie!

 Thanks,
 Maya


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Getting pro speakers to work with tibook?

2003-01-27 Thread Brendan McAlpine
Does anyone know of a way to get the Pro Speakers to work with a TiBook?

Is there an adapter out there that will allow me to connect the pro 
speakers to the Tibook?  I can't seem to find anything.

TIA

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